Tom has told in an interview a lot of privat things about the other 3 boys of Tokio Hotel. He said who is still a virgin, and who not!! According to Tom is Georg a virgin and Bill and Gustav had 2 or 3 times sex...

Do u think thats true??

And if yes, what do u think about that Tom has spoke about Bills biggest secret??

U can write comments about it...

15.06.2008

Svunna on 15.06.2008 um 18:28 (UTC)

There is a rumour that there will be a new german and english album befor christmas.

24.05.2008

Svunna on 24.05.2008 um 11:24 (UTC)

Yesterday Tokio Hotel won all comet awards they were able to win, 4!!! In the categories:

Best Live Act

Best Band

Best Video (An deiner Seite)

and the Supercomet!!!

Now they r the band with the most Comets ever with a big advantage. They have 9 Comets and on the second place r Die Toteh Hosen with 5 Comets...

Red Carpet:

Other videos of the show:

Backstage:

Tokio Hotel are already nominated for the next award for the Much Music Awards 2008 at the category "Best International Group".

Tokio Hotel r on the 5th place in the us billboard charts and in canada on the 6th.

In France you can now buy two new Tokio Hotel books

1) Learn German with Tokio Hotel

2) Dico Fan Tokio Hotel

22.05.2008

Svunna on 22.05.2008 um 16:47 (UTC)

Tokio Hotel won 2 awards at TRL Awards in Italy in the categories "Best Band" and "Best Number One Single (Monsoon)":

Here r 2 interviews for u:

What inspired the songs on your record?

Bill:

A lot of things: We found inspiration in situations or circumstances that happened in our lives over the past few years and also in the lives of our friends and family. We've also been moved by fans who have written us letters about their lives, and we've included some of that in our music and lyrics.

What's your favorite song on the record?

Tom:

That's a tough one because it always changes and we also differentiate between "favorite song on the record" and "favorite live song". My favorite live song right now is 'Don't Jump.'

Gustav:

For performing live, it's 'Raise Your Hands.'

Bill:

For me, it's 'Break Away.'

Georg:

Hey, same here. Right now, it's 'Break Away.'

Bill:

But as Tom said, if you would ask us tomorrow we might name totally different songs -- it always changes.

What are the most-played songs on your iPod?

Tom:

'99 Problems,' by Jay-Z.

Georg:

'Big Casino,' by Jimmy Eat World.

Gustav:

'Make It Whit Chu,' by Queens of the Stone Age.

Bill:

'It Means Nothing,' by Stereophonics.

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First off, welcome back to Canada! You just performed at the Bamboozle Festival in New Jersey. How was it?

Bill:

It was really, really cool. It was the first time really performing after my surgery. We played three songs and there were a lot of fans and then after that we traveled to LA and in LA we had one concert and now we are here in Toronto.

So what do you prefer? Playing in festivals or your own concerts?

Bill:

I prefer doing our own concerts.

Tom:

Yeah, doing your own concerts are great. You have your own production team and your own crew and your own stage and stuff. It's great.

Bill:

You know, festivals are always hard because there are so many bands and then it's just crazy backstage. Everyone is talking and there are so many people.

Georg:

And you don't really get a sound check.

Tom:

You always have sound problems in festivals, but I think at Bamboozle it was cool.

Bill:

Yeah, it was good.

Did you get a chance to see any of the other bands perform?

Bill:

Unfortunately, no. We had a really, really tight schedule.

Tom:

Yeah, we had a lot of interviews to do and stuff like that and yeah, not much time.

What are some of your most embarrassing 'guilty pleasures'?

Tom:

[laughs] I wouldn't admit to them. But Georg, he's a David hasselhoff fan.

How "German" of you...

Georg:

Oh, come on - not again. He's told this joke, like, 10 times now.

Tom:

It's not a joke. It's the truth, but it's embarrassing.

Georg:

[rolls eyes]

Bill:

I love dogs, but that's not embarrassing. I just really love dogs. You know, if I see a dog I just go crazy.

And Georg really likes to surf videos on YouPorn, and that's also embarassing. [Laughs] I'm joking.

Georg, is it true that you like Nickelback?

Georg:

Yeah, I love Nickelback.

Tom:

I really like the video fo Rockstar because there's Kendra and, uh, from the Playboy Mansion - the three Bunnies. So that's a great video.

Are there any other Canadian bands that you know of and like?

Gustav:

Is Kings's X from Canada?

No, don't think so.

Bill:

Billy Talent are cool.

Nice. Hey Georg, does it bother you when people call you "George"?

Georg:

Um, people can call me whatever they want - Georg or George.

Tom:

Or you know, on his case where he stores his bass, he wrote "David Listing." [laughs] He likes the name David because of Hasselhoff. George Hasslehoff!

Georg:

[groans]

All:

[laugh]

So last time you were in Toronto, you went up the CN Tower and went shopping at the Eaton Centre and went a bit unnoticed. Do you like that? Was it refreshing not to be attacked by throngs of fans for once?

Bill:

That's always the goal, to go into a city and at first no one recognizes you, but we really want people to see us and to have fans. And now it's really cool that we have Canadian fans and that we're playing a concert tomorrow night. So I think it's better when people recognize you. That's good for a band.

Tom:

It's always the goal that people recognize you on the street.

Bill:

But of course, sometimes when you have free time, it's nice when no one recognizes you and you can just chill.

Tom:

But that's boring.

Well, your fanbase is growing in Canada and now people know you are here for the night - they'll be looking for you.

Bill:

Yeah, I think there will be some fans at the hotel tonight, but our schedule is so tight so that we are doing a lot of photoshoots and interviews during the day, so we don't have as much time this time to go out and check out things in the city.

Well, is there anything about fame that you find annoying?

Bill:

I hate paparazzi, I really hate paparazzi.

Tom:

Especially when we're on holidays.

Bill:

Yeah, especially on holidays, it's just terrible. I hate them in Europe. In America there are also paparazzi, but not as as bad as in Europe. It's very terrible, I hate it.

So are you constantly on edge when you're walking around? Do you always notice them? Are they hiding behind corners or in bushes...?

Tom:

Well, yeah, it depends. Sometimes on holidays, they hide. But, you know, on the street they just attack us.

Bill:

Yeah, you know, it's OK to, I dunno, when it's at a concert or whatever, but in free time or when you're in private, I think it's just annoying.

So we all know how you got your name, but how did you come up with your band's symbol/logo?

Tom:

You know, the idea was that in this logo we had a lot of T's and a lot of H's. And, yeah, that's what it is - it wasn't meant to be a big deal.

Bill:

We just wanted something that was very simple. And, like, everyone can draw it and that was the idea so you can paint it on walls --

Tom:

-- or windows --

Bill:

-- or my neck. [laughs]

Who designed it?

Bill:

We did it together with a guy --

Tom:

I think it was my idea.

All:

[groan]

Have you ever actually worn traditional German clothing like lederhosen for Oktoberfest?